BUTTERFLY WEDDINGS
What you need to know?
What do we do for you?
How to order?
Butterflies available?
Butterfly Prices?
Breeding Process?
Relocation
Code of Conduct

COLLECTING BUTTERFLIES
Collections
Research
Plates & Descriptions
Books
Excursions

BUTTERFLY SANCTUARY
Starting a new butterfly farm?
What's the process?
Is it profitable?
Indigenous vs. exotics?
Courses

BREEDING BUTTERFLIES
Breeding butterflies 4 weddings
What Butterflies?
Symbiotic relationships
Breeding methods?
School breeding projects
Courses

BUTTERFLY HOST PLANTS
Nurseries
Garden services
Local communities
What plants do I need?
Where do I get these plants?
What value do have plants have?
How do I care for these plants?

BUTTERFLY ARTS and CRAFTS
Decor

South African Butterfly Breeding Association (SABBA)
A section 21 Company. Registration No.2005/035553/08. P. O. Box 599, Ramsgate, 4285.
Tel: (039) 314 9307. Fax: (039)0314 9996. Cell: 074 4225 587.
Websites: (1) www.sabutterflies.co.za (2) www.butterflywedding.co.za

Welcome to SABBA

The South African Butterfly Breeding Association (SABBA), is a subsidiary company of Conservation of Butterflies in South Africa (CBISA). Its function is to deal with controversial issues, by setting out guidelines for the "butterfly enthusiast", accommodating their individual rights as well as those rights of the environment, species and related ecosystems.

Enhancing the "butterfly business" in local communities that will improve the quality of ecosystems, their species and creating suitable environments for all animal, bird, vegetation, shrub, tree and  bird species. All to coincide with one another, as each one is dependant on another for its survival.

We provide information on a wide range of topics: Butterfly Weddings, Colleting Butterflies, The Butterfly Sanctuary, Breeding Butterflies, Butterfly Host Plants and Butterfly Arts and Crafts.

We also provide educational field trips and excursions for butterflies and moth enthusiasts. SABBA's members are also provided with confidential information on new discoveries, new research locations and the latest developments on conservation projects.